The Bosch CCS180B 18 V 6-1/2 In. Circular Saw Bare Tool can easily cut through 2x (“two by”) material across entire bevel range. This cordless saw provides a convenient 50 degree bevel range, which is handy for times when quick bevel cuts are called for in a difficult situations. The easy-to-read depth-of-cut gauge and bevel scale help make accurate cuts simple. Its ergonomic main handle that is angled for ease in pushing the saw forward. The saw includes a simple depth gauge and bevel scale, a dust blower to help keep the cut line visible, and an anti-snag lower guard to ease into the cut. This balanced saw weighs only 6.7 Lbs. (tool only, not including battery). This is a bare tool kit the battery and charger are sold separately.
Model Number:
CCS180B
Product SKU:
3580564
Accessories Included:
No
App Compatibility:
No
Battery Included:
No
Battery Voltage:
18-volt
Bevel Capacity (Degrees):
50
Bevel Stop:
Yes
Blade Included:
Yes
Bluetooth Compatibility:
No
Brake:
Yes
CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s):
No
Case Type:
N/A (no case)
Charger Included:
No
Cord Length (Feet):
0
Cordless:
Yes
Cutting Depth (Inches):
2.0000
Fence Included:
No
Gear Type:
N/A
Laser Guide:
No
Maximum RPM (RPM):
3900.0000
Number of Batteries Included:
0
Safety Listing:
CSA safety listing
Saw Blade Diameter:
6-1/2-in
Shoe Type:
Aluminum
Spindle Lock:
Yes
Sub-Brand:
N/A
Type:
Circular saw
UNSPSC:
27112700
Variable Speed:
No
Warranty:
1-year limited
Weight (lbs_):
6.7
Wi-Fi Compatibility:
No
Works with Android:
No
Works with iOS:
No
Worm Drive:
No
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MadPup, if by chance your using a smartphone and not even seeing the price go ahead and close the Lowe's app. Reopen the Lowe's app then select the Slickdeals link. You will then see the item price with "free gift with purchase". Cumbersome yes. This has been occuring with me for past 1-2 months with a variety of Lowe's links.
Got this about a year ago for $109 with 8ah battery and quick charger. Tried to sell the circular saw tool only for $109 but it didn't sell so I kept it. Apparently SD and BS has that impact of impulse purchasing and hoarding. If you're actually going to use it then it's a good deal(not as great as last year but no time machine)
I still can't believe they're charging this much for a brushed saw. I really like Bosch.. but this saw should be like $89 tops. It's too outdated at this point.
Now, if they gave a new shoe, and frame design that could turn it into a plunging track saw... I'd pay $250 for it.... because it'd be the best left blade track saw in the universe! 🤣 🤣 🤣
Got this about a year ago for $109 with 8ah battery and quick charger. Tried to sell the circular saw tool only for $109 but it didn't sell so I kept it. Apparently SD and BS has that impact of impulse purchasing and hoarding. If you're actually going to use it then it's a good deal(not as great as last year but no time machine)
I've owned this saw for years. I'm a huge fan of Bosch tools (12 & 18v units), but find this saw to be underpowered. YMMV based on usage of course, but cutting ply and 2x4 I've had too many cases where it bogged down (even with full battery, sharp blade, etc). Even as someone heavily invested in Bosch tools, I'd think twice about this purchase. Obviously a corded unit will have far more torque, but unfortunately I can't advise on a better cordless unit. I suppose I should say that I haven't used other cordless circular saws, but my experience with this saw is that its performance is sufficiently mediocre that I'll take on the hassle of running a corded unit for anything but the quickest job. Good luck.
I've owned this saw for years. I'm a huge fan of Bosch tools (12 & 18v units), but find this saw to be underpowered. YMMV based on usage of course, but cutting ply and 2x4 I've had too many cases where it bogged down (even with full battery, sharp blade, etc). Even as someone heavily invested in Bosch tools, I'd think twice about this purchase. Obviously a corded unit will have far more torque, but unfortunately I can't advise on a better cordless unit. I suppose I should say that I haven't used other cordless circular saws, but my experience with this saw is that its performance is sufficiently mediocre that I'll take on the hassle of running a corded unit for anything but the quickest job. Good luck.
I feel the same way. I own this and hardly use it. I'm looking at getting their PROFACTOR model as it's supposed to be a lot better.
I feel the same way. I own this and hardly use it. I'm looking at getting their PROFACTOR model as it's supposed to be a lot better.
Bummer. Was on the fence with this one - kind of wish I didn't get it now... thanks for the feedback. I rarely use my corded saw... Would I use this more because it is cordless? Likley not. I have a corded chop saw also. This might get returned to the store based on the above.
Bummer. Was on the fence with this one - kind of wish I didn't get it now... thanks for the feedback. I rarely use my corded saw... Would I use this more because it is cordless? Likley not. I have a corded chop saw also. This might get returned to the store based on the above.
Sorry to have spoiled your buy, but at least someone should be able to learn from my misfortune. And I truly am a Bosch fan - other than their 12v recip saw everything I've bought from them has been outstanding (excepting the marginal circular saw). If it helps I love the battery powered vacuum. Far exceeds expectations.
Sorry to have spoiled your buy, but at least someone should be able to learn from my misfortune. And I truly am a Bosch fan - other than their 12v recip saw everything I've bought from them has been outstanding (excepting the marginal circular saw). If it helps I love the battery powered vacuum. Far exceeds expectations.
I may keep it. I am a light user - i got into the bosch line about 1.5 years ago - from having a 20 year old craftsman and a bunch of mis-match junk. $99 with battery seems fair - if I keep my expectations low. Really the last thing I need/want is a jig saw in the 12v or 18v line. I have both lines of bosch... Will likely go 18v with the jig. Honestly these Lowes sales are what got me into the line in the first place. So many good deals 'with free battery' drew me in.
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I still can't believe they're charging this much for a brushed saw. I really like Bosch.. but this saw should be like $89 tops. It's too outdated at this point.
Now, if they gave a new shoe, and frame design that could turn it into a plunging track saw... I'd pay $250 for it.... because it'd be the best left blade track saw in the universe! 🤣 🤣 🤣
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